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[Hoodstock]

With Live basically going off the grid during this pandemic which way do you think they will go?

[Bremang]

what's the point in comparing activity between bands. There's 100 million active rock bands, it's got nothing to do with Live

This post has been edited by Bremang: Sep 25 2020, 8:12 pm

[Hoodstock]

what's the point in comparing activity between bands. There's 100 million active rock bands, it's got nothing to do with Live

You're one who pointed out Līve is better than Squirrel Nut Zipper, I gave you a reasonable comp.

Fun Fact: Since Live reunited in 2016 (yes, it's been that long) both Bush (one original member) and Stone Temple Pilots (new lead singer in November of 2017) have released two full length albums. You can catch them together with Līve (one EP over two years ago) when the Under the Southern Stars series is rescheduled.

Not a criticism, just facts.

[mattyeagles]

You're one who pointed out Līve is better than Squirrel Nut Zipper, I gave you a reasonable comp.

Fun Fact: Since Live reunited in 2016 (yes, it's been that long) both Bush (one original member) and Stone Temple Pilots (new lead singer in November of 2017) have released two full length albums. You can catch them together with Līve (one EP over two years ago) when the Under the Southern Stars series is rescheduled.

Not a criticism, just facts.

Live has been incredibly inactive, and disengaged, since the reunion. It’s remarkable in any terms, both in absolute terms or comparison versus other bands.

[san_sao]

Live has been incredibly inactive, and disengaged, since the reunion. It’s remarkable in any terms, both in absolute terms or comparison versus other bands.

Well, they've toured and promoted their tours, and they released an EP, so I'm not sure I'd say, "incredibly inactive." They are less productive and inspired than I had hoped. Maybe that will change and will be the harbinger of new Live music.

[mattyeagles]

Well, they've toured and promoted their tours, and they released an EP, so I'm not sure I'd say, "incredibly inactive." They are less productive and inspired than I had hoped. Maybe that will change and will be the harbinger of new Live music.

They’ve released 5 songs and played the same ~15 songs on tour. That’s incredible inactive.

[SJN1279]

They’ve released 5 songs and played the same ~15 songs on tour. That’s incredible inactive.

They released an EP, went on two summer long large scale tours in the US, toured Europe and Australia a few times, and played I would say over 30 songs over that span.

Yes, we would want a full album, but Live has been active. I personally am happy that I have gotten to see a lot of great shows from 2017-2020. I'm hoping for more in 2021.